Industry Executive Panel featuring
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Panel argues the real problem is rising complexity and tool sprawl — too much YAML, too many homegrown Heroku-like platforms, and a widening gap between devs and customers. Concrete fixes include decoupling workflow change from tooling (migrate teams to Kubernetes only after process shifts), measuring deploy frequency and mean time to recovery tied to business outcomes, and treating a customer story as user story cycle time. Expect more vertical cloud-native stacks and shared internal platforms.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:21Jason Warner
- 2:41General Manager of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation
- 21:10Should every Business Write Their Own Database
- 34:48Stakeholder Alignment
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